chng ruimin

a month ago

Review

Had a great stay here today! They very kindly upgraded our room and the little attention to details in the room - sound proof doors, bath salts, shampoo brand, coffee brands etc all delighted us. Additionally the staffs have really good service - everytime we ordered food from grab, they will make the additional effort to deliver it to our room, which was really pleasant. Other than the broken fridge in the room there really was not much to fuss over. Love the place and the crew! Oh and the 2 additional free cocktails that came with the room was a plus too :)

Shanna Xu

3 months ago

Review

The food (from Po restaurant) and cocktails at Warehouse Hotel were really excellent and the room was spacious and comfortable. We worked with Gina, who was a lovely event coordinator and helped us with the details of the event. She made an extra effort to make us feel welcomed (even at the briefing/meeting)! will come back again soon :)

inm47e

5 months ago

Review

Stopped by here on a walking trail. Very nice ambience and neighbourhood. The interior has muted colours and exudes a calm yet industrial vibe. I had the Havelock Highball, which tasted delicious - a tall clear ice block with Amaro Montenegro, espresso and bitters. Mildly citrusy, sweet and with a coffee aftertaste. S$24 with GST and svc. Service was great. After the drink, we walked behind the hotel and along the river for some nice laid back vibes.

sandtsy

3 months ago

Review

Had a superb stay at The Warehouse Hotel! Lovely ambience, chic concept, amazing food, all in a safe and clean environment. Above all, I would like to mention the spectacular hospitality by Tarun and his team. From concierge to restaurant to room, every detail was attended to and everyone was genuinely attentive. Kudos to the team! Stunning service!

Crystal (singaporelocalguides)

a month ago

Review

Came to their lobby bar for cocktails and had a reservation (recommended) so we got a nice view with plush sofa seats at a corner in the main area, if not you might need to sit in a secondary section. The theme is centered around 3 eras which the warehouse gone through from 19 to 20 century as an old spice trade location. The ambience is dim, elegant and mysterious with highlights on some vintage steel structures, hanging lightbulbs and artifacts like guns and cuffs. Tried 3 cocktails here: High tea $21 - best of the lot served in a cute little porcelain vase, and very drinkable. Forbidden fruit $25 - a rather bland drink but with the coated rim of pink salt, it amplified the drink though rather salty. Barbarella $23 - feels like thick yogurt berries drink Service is prompt and they serve complimentary water. Food can be ordered from the in-house restaurant Po. If they serve nuts/crackers with drinks, it would be complete the experience really well!